Re: FreePBX in production?

Rich Adamson wrote:
> Well... all those things were installed with FreePBX, they just didn't 
> grow there. ;)

Honestly, those utilities never been part of FreePBX (nor are they 
installed by FreePBX). They are only ever installed as part of 
Asterisk <at> Home. However, one of the FreePBX developers is currently 
implementing a lot of the stuff from A <at> H into FreePBX (like the 
Maintenance tab to hand edit the conf files and the Java SSH client).

> I've been to the wiki several times, but its very short on any any form 
> of documentation. And, obviously the Handbook was borrowed from the 
> A <at> Home disto and doesn't actually follow the FreePBX implementations.

Obviously, the Wiki documentation is a work-in-progress. Its a lot 
better than it used to be. If there are specific sections that you'd 
like more information about, please let the guys in the #freepbx channel 
know.

> Is there a user's mailing list for this, or just the irc channel?

You can subscribe to the amportal-users list via the SourceForge project 
for AMP (which is now FreePBX).

cYa,
Avi

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